Sometimes you might blow off walking your dog. But do this too much, and your dog suffers–more than you know. You do too whether you realize it or not. Check out this great article by Christie Keith on the Pet Connection Blog about
“What you lose when you can’t walk your dogs”
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What you lose when you can’t walk your dogs
Posted by Tracey in May 27th, 2010
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How Cold is Too Cold to Walk the Dog?
Posted by Tracey in January 20th, 2009
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A general rule of thumb is if it is too cold for you, it’s too cold for the dog. But make sure you looking at weather fairly. “Don’t want to” and “too cold” can be two different things. It is important for your dog get some physical activity even in the winter.
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Why you should use a dog walker
Posted by Tracey Patterson in September 23rd, 2008
What do you do when you have to work a lot of overtime and poor poochie is antsy at home? Get professional help!
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I spend my hours playing with dogs and showing others how to play with theirs. Whether you call it play, games, or exercise, it’s all good for the pooch and good for us too.My husband Reg and I have been playing with pooches officially for 5 years. That is–when we started to look into new ways of exercising...